I have tried using different UEFI shells to get it to work but have been unsuccessful. You might want to read this page from ASRock support and download the UEFI utility found in 9230_UEFI.zip. Is there any update I could make so I could get into card prior to windows in uefi boot mode?Īpparently it is possible to boot into a UEFI shell, load the driver for the 9230 and then access the UEFI configuration utility. The only way I can get into the card prior to windows is ctrl m on legacy boot. To flash from DOS (Legacy mode boot) you must use 'mvf_mag.exe' and to flash from UEFI 'pure mode' (CSM disabled) requires you to boot into a UEFI shell use 'mvf.efi' (although I have never been successful in getting it to work).

'BIOS_PG' & 'UEFI_PG') are the same as the BIOS image in the 'UEFI_MODE' folder ('UEFI'), the only difference being the tool used to flash.

I would still like the ability to be able to boot legacy if I have to at any point.Īll of the ImageA1.bin files from Supermicro share the same hashes, meaning that the two BIOS image in the 'DOS_MODE' folders (i.e. What would be the command to extract a Hi, IIRC (using a DOS bootable USB stick) the command 'go -ra' (without the quotes) will dump the entire contents of the flash ROM to a file called BKIMG0.BIN, or you can do it manually using the command 'mvf_mag -ra ' (without the quotes).Īlso does it matter what file I choose to flash onto the card depending on whether I am booting legacy or uefi (I currently have my pc set to boot uefi only). Thanks for the reply haven't used a tool like this before. Main problem is hanging boot but it would also be nice to know if I can boot into cards bios (pre-windows) in uefi mode.ĮDIT by Fernando: Thread moved into the 'Hardware' Sub-Forum and thread title specified Nothing is on screen apart from dell logo.ĭetails from marvel storage utility below. Once booted into windows everything works OK.

Even if I hit f12 upon turning system on, it takes 5 minutes to enter the bios. With the card in the slot it hangs for approx 5 minutes before booting windows. Without the card in the slot the pc boots fast. Then 2x sata disks connect to the syba sata card (pci). I managed to install it ok, turn off legacy boot in my dell optiplex 3070 which was only way I can boot into windows 10. Last week I bought a new Syba SI-PEX40057 SATA III 4 Port PCI-e 2.0x 2 Card with Marvell HyperDuo RAID Mode.

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